英文摘要 |
This research aimed to explore the relationships between four dimensions of emotional intelligence that employees have, self-emotion appraisals, regulation of emotion, use of emotion, others emotion appraisals, and job performance among five-star hotels employees in Taiwan. It also examined the mediating effect of employee's well-being on the relationships between self-emotion appraisals, regulation of emotion, use of emotion, others emotion appraisals and job performance. Research samples were full-time employees and managers who have worked more than six months. Questionnaire surveys with convenience sampling were applied for data collection. Sample matching method was applied so that direct managers were invited to evaluate job performance of their subordinate employees. 510 questionnaires were sent to the manager-level and employees, while a total of 416 valid matching questionnaires were collected. The results indicated that: (1) regulation of emotion, use of emotion, others emotion appraisals had a positive relationship on well-being;(2) well-being had a positive relationship on job performance ; (3) self-emotion appraisal, regulation of emotion, use of emotion had a positive relationship on job performance;(4) well-being responded mediate the relationships between regulation of emotion, use of emotion, others emotion appraisals and job performance. |